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Join the astronauts on a NASA-inspired mission to retrieve a meteorite from the Moon’s surface. Board the omnidirectional rover, secure the doors and head to the site. Flag the impact location, then get to work.

Use your tools and the rover’s scanner and drill arms to explore the meteor’s contents. When you’re sure the space rock poses no threat, load it onto the carrier and head back to base!

• NASA-inspired space toy for kids aged 6 and up – Take kids’ creativity to new horizons with this LEGO® City Lunar Roving Vehicle (60348) build-and-play set

• What’s in the box? – Everything kids need to build a feature-rich Lunar Roving Vehicle and meteor-impact setting, plus 3 astronaut minifigures

• Building toy for imaginative play – The Lunar Roving Vehicle comes with 12 wheels for omnidirectional steering, plus lots of functions based on those of a real moon rover

• A fun anytime gift – This LEGO® City Lunar Roving Vehicle toy can be given as a birthday, holiday or any-other-day gift for kids aged 6 and up

• Play on the go – When built, the toy Lunar Roving Vehicle measures over 4 in. (10 cm) high, 5.5 in. (14 cm) long and 4 in. (10 cm) wide, so kids can take it wherever they venture

• Includes LEGO® minifigure accessories – This toy moon rover playset comes with fun accessories for imaginative play, including a saw, shovel, planet-surface scanner and helmets

• Printed and digital building guides – This building set includes a printed pictorial building guide and digital building instructions, available in the LEGO® Building Instructions app

• Play that’s based on real life – LEGO® City Space toys are inspired by real NASA machines, vehicles and spacecraft for open-ended play based on real-life events

• Quality assured – All LEGO® components meet stringent industry standards to ensure they are consistent, compatible and fun to build with: it’s been that way since 1958

• Safety first – LEGO® components are dropped, heated, crushed, twisted and analyzed to make sure they meet strict global standards for safety